Having a interest in REI, and googling around internet, I get REI related emails, and so I have BP, Google, and Joshua Dorkin's savvy to thank.I'm a Newbie currently living on Salt Spring Island, BC, Canada, and will be moving back over to Vancouver Island ASAP - Victoria, would be fantastic, and so would Qualicum Beach, but Sooke, Nanaimo, Ladysmith, Deep Bay, or Qualicum Village / Falls are possibilities - the bigger the hub the better - for networking and also for performing & recording meditation music (hobby - business).I work 6 months per year as Marine Engineer with Canadian Coast Guard, and get the other 6 months off (with pay), but I hope to replace this income with my new career as an REI.Being new, I need to absorb, study, and learn as much as possible as quickly as possible, (to be able to change vocations / careers within next 24 months).

This is how townhouses get built,  for example a 50x100 lot is divided into four 25x50 postage stamp lots.Also,   some SFR areas adjacent to 'urban village' designated areas and arterials were upzoned further to 'lowrise'  (low to mid density multifamily) Since the only long term way to handle demand for more housing is to build more housing,  and because (left coaster here) I'd prefer more density to more sprawl into what rural areas we have left I generally support a gradual upzoning process.   

Mount Airy, East Falls, University City, Powelton Village, Fishtown.

I was born and raised in Queens Village and later relocated to Nassau County, Long Island.

I used to live in Ogden Dunes, Crown Point, and Lake Village.

If you look at the German village area in Columbus today it doesn't even resemble what it was back in the late 1980s.

Last year I bought a duplex in german village that needed both A/C units and ended up selling it before winter was over and never put in the A/C.

Places like Sherwood Village and Harvell Park can be rather dangerous.

There are 3472 cities, towns, villages in "The Canadian Market".

I think Lincoln Village in Stockton is a great area to invest in, I tried to purchase a property close to Trader Joe's but our numbers were too far apart.